Antique Caucasian Kuba Shirvan Runner Rug c. 1890–1910 | Hand-Knotted Wool | 100 × 350 cm (3’3” × 11’6”)

Add a genuine piece of Caucasian textile history to your home with this antique hand-knotted Kuba–Shirvan runner, woven in the Caucasus (present-day Azerbaijan) around 1890–1910. This exceptional tribal runner features a rich indigo-blue field, bold geometric medallions, ivory latch-hook motifs, and traditional Caucasian borders. Hand-knotted entirely from wool on a wool foundation, it displays the natural abrash (subtle colour variations) and character expected of an authentic late-19th-century village weaving. Unlike modern reproductions, this rug was created using traditional weaving techniques and natural-looking dyes, making it a distinctive decorative and collectible piece suitable for hallways, galleries, entryways, libraries, and period or contemporary interiors. Features Authentic antique Caucasian runner Likely Kuba–Shirvan, Azerbaijan Circa 1890–1910 Hand-knotted wool pile Wool foundation Traditional tribal geometric design Rich indigo, madder red, ivory, teal and gold palette Approximate size: 100 × 350 cm (39” × 11’6”) Condition Good antique condition with honest age-related wear, including pile reduction in areas, edge and fringe wear, and the patina expected from a rug over 100 years old. Structurally sound and ready for continued use. Ideal for collectors of Oriental rugs, Persian rugs, Caucasian carpets, tribal textiles, interior designers, or anyone seeking an authentic antique statement piece. Available at Eco Dépôt Montréal. Local pickup preferred. Delivery options may be available. Keywords: antique Caucasian rug, Kuba rug, Shirvan runner, Azerbaijan carpet, hand-knotted wool rug, tribal runner, Oriental rug, Persian style runner, vintage hallway runner, antique wool carpet, collectible rug, 19th-century rug.